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February 12, 2004 PRESS CONFERENCE: New York City Guardian Members Go Door To Door in the Community of Brooklyn to find the Killers of New York City Correction Officer (Written By Aaron Jackson)
January 5, 2004 Interview with Leroy Comrie- New York City Councilman and Majority Whip of the New York City Council (Written by Aaron Jackson)
February 12, 2004 Wake Service for Correction Officer Gregory Goff
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MEMBERS OF GRAND COUNCIL OF GUARDIANS HOLD PRESS CONFERENCE TO FIND KILLERS OF CORRECTION OFFICER GREGORY GOFF
President Charles Billups of the Grand Council of Guardians will hold A Press Conference calling on residents of Jamaica Queens to come forward with information leading to the arrest of the person/persons responsible for fatally shooting Gregory Goff.
On February 12th 2004 at 5:00pm members of the Grand Council of Guardians will hold a Press Conference in front of 107-51 Guy Brewer Boulevard Jamaica New York. This is the location where Gregory Goff, life was needlessly taken on February 7th 2004 at approximately 2:00am.
The Grand Council of Guardians will call on Residents of Jamaica to come forward with information leading to the capture and conviction of the person/persons responsible for fatally shooting Gregory Goff.
Members of the Guardians Association, including over one hundred off-duty Correction Officers and Police Officers will then canvass the area going door to door, corner to corner, handing out posters and tip cards asking members of the community to come forward with information and to call 1 (800) 577-TIPS or the 103rd Precinct’s Detective squad at 1 (718) 657-8220.
Also in attendance will be Councilman Leroy Comrie, Senator Malcolm Smith, Congressman Greg Meeks and others TBA.
Mission: In 1974 the Grand Council of Guardians was formed to render effective service to the Community, to eliminate injustice, to actively promote accelerated entry of African Americans into law enforcement, to maintain the high standards of integrity, honor and courtesy of its members; to foster a spirit of brotherhood, benevolence, temperance and patriotism amongst them; to inculcate in them a high sense of loyalty to one another and to their duties and their government; and to accomplish this end, to conduct programs, conferences, gatherings and meetings
NEW YORK CITY CORRECTION OFFICER GREGORY GOFF SHOT DEAD AT NEW YORK CLUB FEBRUARY 7, 2003
Gregory Goff, New York City Correction Officer age 24 according to police was killed when two men fired gunshots inside the Lebanon Lodge in Queens killing Officer Goff and injuring three other people.
The gunfire started at about 3am after two men got into a fight over a woman. According to Police, "one of the men fighting pulled out a gun and started firing into the crowd. The gunman dropped the gun when he was hit in the head with an object. Another man picked up the gun and kept shooting.
The NYPD stated New York City Correction Officer Gregory Goff, 24 was shot in the torso and died at Mary Immaculate Hospital. Officer Goff worked at a detention facility on Rikers Island. He had his service weapon with him, but police don't believe he fired it. Correction Officer Goff had one year on job and according to friend, Goff enjoyed helping people.
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